Obsessive compulsive disorder

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Obsessive-compulsive disorder is characterized by several symptoms.
Discussions are obsessive thoughts, desires, doubts, or images that cause anxiety. For example, an obsessive fear of contracting a dangerous infection or unacceptable thoughts of a sexual, religious nature, fear of looking ridiculous or being dangerous to other people. The more a person tries not to think about it, to be distracted and stop worrying, the more often he returns to these thoughts and images again and again, they flood the consciousness more and cause expressed anxiety.
A person suffering from obsessions tries to cope with this condition, to do something to prevent an imaginary danger to himself or others, as well as reduce his own anxiety, discomfort, and feel relief. These actions are called compulsions, and sometimes they become excessive and even artsy in nature. For example, people who have an obsessive fear of pollution can wipe all surfaces of the apartment with alcohol, wash their hands many times a day, or go out with gloves on. Those who are afraid of their own taboo thoughts, for example, about sex or religion, actively avoid sexual relations or visiting religious places.
But if a collision with a frightening stimulus is nevertheless inevitable, then compulsions (they are also called rituals) help to neutralize the danger. Rituals can be incomprehensible to people around you actions: for example, a person needs to wrap himself around him several times, knock on a tree, do something at certain hours and days of the week. The belief that, following certain rituals, we can influence reality, is called in psychology magical thinking. In everyday life, we regularly encounter him in the form of superstitions.

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